what a lot of people think of outside of boston is when they look at the revolutionary boston as the center of patriot to finance which it originally was. with the arrival of general gage and his growing army of british regulars that would grow to almost 9,000 by the end of occupation, instead of the center of patriot to finance it was turned inside out and the trees began to flee the city particularly after lexington and concord that created a wave of panic and not just bostonian says says, but people who lived around boston to throw out and they had most of the inhabitants this was truly an island community that has a year-round population of 15,000 you think on nantucket that boston was an island connected by a thin neck of land known as the neck as narrow as 100 yards at high tide it was dominated by three hills of mountainous proportion with a small town of 15,000 people crammed into a group of houses from the north and the south so this was an island after lexington and concord there would be 3,000 nonmilitary people left in the city and most of them loyalist, refugees and a sm

in boston. he's the harvard law professor joining us now. alan, let's go through these specific charges, if these students, at least two of them arrested on making false statements and conspiracy to obstruct justice, we know they've been questioned now over the more than two weeks basically going back to the days that they discovered -- nearly two weeks i should say, the day they discovered the tsarnaev brothers were involved in this and these are the roommates, if you will, students, colleagues of the younger tsarnaev brother, what do you make of these two specific charges making false statements, conspiracy to obstruct justice? >> well, they are typical charges that grow out of these kinds of investigations. many people don't realize that if you lie to any federal official, even if it's a little white lie or an innocent lie or an exculpatory lie saying i really didn't know anything, any lie of that kind can be a federal crime. also, if you help somebody ask destroy evidence or hide evidence or

boston was full of racist and hate. billy bulger's boston, my boston.en occupied by white guys from south boston and the political world thought it would always be even though there are more voters in dorchester. last night, the boston globe called the primary election for billy's seat for the white guy, once again. but linda from my neighborhood in dorchester refused to concede. instead, she gave a victory speech in english and haitian creole. today, with all the votes counted, the winner in the race for what was once billy bulger's seat in the massachusetts senate is the dorchester daughter of haitian immigrants. she will be the only black member of the massachusetts senate. and she'll be my next guest. it's not my boston anymore. that is a very very good thing. i'm telling you right now, the girl back at home would absolutely not have taken a zip line in the jungle. i'm really glad that girl stayed at home. vo: expedia helps 30 million travelers a month find what they're looking for. one traveler at a time. expedia. find yours. yeah? then how'd i get

this is boylston street home to such landmarks as the boston common and copley square. but now it's home to one more fixture a memorial commemorating the three people who died and two hundred sixty four injured in two bombings that struck the city just one month ago. and as the mourning process continues for the city of boston many are now reflecting and expressing concerns for safety and security going forward do you think we need more security and surveillance going forward in the wake of the boston bombing yeah obviously i mean i mean i should this security cameras we have i mean they did a good job on the people who did it you know and i mean so more can only help more definitely well you can't have too many security cameras but they were caught on camera obviously what we're living in now you're looking at this you know we need security so more cameras more everything it's a call for more surveillance cameras much like the one place here at gordon taylor which authorities say was instrumental in identifying the boston bombing suspects but it's not just this city it

toronto flew here to boston so boston was in toronto. toronto was here in boston.ame seven. you have to roll with the punches there. nothing felt right coming home here, 8:00, 10:30 this morning landing for the boston bruins. only toronto has been here last night. >> dave: now chipped ahead. marchand. bergeron almost right here. reimer just off the post. the pass is intercepted in the high slot by flattin. he'll send it back the other way. a fore-check will pick it up for the bruins. long, diagonal stretch pass deflected. out of play. they come together in front of the toronto bench. >> brian: the bergeron line has been shifted around. jagr is on. they only have three points in the series and one goal. they almost had their second goal. bergeron plucked it out of the air. reimer has been really good down low. they've been jamming atç him. it started off in that first two on one with krejci taking second and third chances at it. toronto a little bit slow to react here but reimer is ready again. it's fantastic. the last two games reimer has been. he's had two games

boston smart and we were boston ready. one of the chief ways law enforcement was communicating with people was twitter which our police commissioner was wanting to expand community policing had launched tweet from the beat. and that social media universe already prior to the marathon attacks boasted a universe that was bigger than most local media. it was about 40,000 people. in a week we saw that grow from 40,000 people to 300,000. because there had already been a significant level of engagement well in advance of the attack and there was a trust that was cultivated between an online community, the residents of boston and the police, they immediately saw it as a go to for information and reports which and i certainly cannot underscore enough the role that twitter played in helping us to advance the investigation. tweet from the beat asked people who were at the finish line tweet pictures. and so already we have seen the impact of social media in both building community, connecting people to resources and getting them on a

boston was full of racist and hate. billy bulger's boston, my boston.by white guys from south boston and the political world thought it would always be even though there are more voters in dorchester. last night, the boston globe called the primary election for billy's seat for the white guy, once again. but linda from my neighborhood in dorchester refused to concede. instead, she gave a victory speech in english and haitian creole. today, with all the votes counted, the winner in the race for what was once billy bulger's seat in the massachusetts senate is the dorchester daughter of haitian immigrants. she will be the only black member of the massachusetts senate. and she'll be my next guest. it's not my boston anymore. that is a very very good thing. flying is old hat for business travelers. the act of soaring across an ocean in a three-hundred-ton rocket doesn't raise as much as an eyebrow for these nse sky. however, seeing this little beauty over international waters is enough to bring a traveler to tears. we're putting the wonder back into air trav

these kids live in boston. they go to school in boston or at least were living there.re you telling me their lawyer is going to come out and tell us moments from now that they had no idea when and if dzhokhar called them on thursday night and said could you get rid of my computer, which it sounds like that's what the feds are going to tell us, they went and did it, not to mention earlier reports that we had confirmed reported that they had been searching that landfill for parts of homemade bombs. so, if these guys go to the landfill or go to the garbage dump and dispose of the guy's computer and parts of the alleged bombs. now they are going to try to tell the federal investigators, huh, what? we had no idea it's going to be tough. >> it is going to be tough, megyn. college kids are just a tad bit lazy and they are not very sophisticated. they took the computer and threw it in a trash can probably in front of the residence nor short distance of there. so, they said they threw it away in a gee graphic area. and then -- geographic area. that garbage has subsequently been

city is proving itself truly boston strong with a benefit concert for one fund boston. aerosmith, carole king, some of the big headliners. boston's own new kids on the block are in the middle of a major tour right now, are also performing. joining me is one of the band's star, donny wahlberg. how are you? >> hey, piers. great. great. really, really excited to be here with you and to be here tonight in boston for this amazing event. i'm just so excited. >> where were you when you heard about the boston marathon bombings, and what was your first reaction? >> i was on set on my tv series "blue bloods" in new york and was surrounded by new yorkers. our entire crew are pretty much mostly new yorkers, and having been through 9/11, they immediately started coming to me one after the other saying you should step away from set, because something's happened in boston. and my initial reaction was well, you know, what could it be, you know. i didn't probably take it that seriously, but the looks on their faces told me that it probably was pretty serious, and i immediately thought a

back to the boston marathon attacks.estigators now looking at communications between the accused palmers and the three men now accused of helping them cover up the crimes. and they are also examining whether those three new suspects had any advanced knowledge of the attack. "the fox report's" correspondent jonathan hunt is live in our newsroom. taking a close look as are you at these text messages. >> these are texts from the evening of april 18th, just hours after the fbi had released those photos and video of the suspects. now, after diaz kadyrbayev saw these pictures, he texted dzhokhar tsarnaev one of the suspects looked like him. his reply included the text shorthand lol, laugh out loud. also, "you better not text me." and, "come to my room and take whatever you want." as we now know from the affidavit, shep, those three friends did exactly that taking tsarnaev's backpack and laptop to in his words help them avoid trouble. shep? >> shepard: what about before the bombing. >> first tazhayakov told investigators that a

at the federal courthouse in boston.ov and dias qa y kadyrbayev at dartmouth campus from kazakhstan and a third individual arrested, a u.s. citizen of whom we have not yet identified but pretty soon all of us will know the identity of the third person as well, conspiracy to obstruct justice, making false statements to federal authorities, these are the two charges we have heard about so far. we'll get more information, get back to you on that. once again, 3:30 p.m. eastern, they will be showing up at the federal courthouse in boston. there is another story i want to get to this hour, it involves a taxi driver right here in the washington, d.c. area who says he was physically attacked by a customer who looped him in with the boston marathon bombers. muhammad salin is a muslim, also a united states army reservist who served in the war in iraq. he says a man got in his cab last friday, accused him of being a terrorist, threatened to kill him, then broke his jaw. he recorded some of it on his cell phone video camera, watch t

and that is it for me here in boston. but please do not go anywhere. we'll continue this breaking coverage with my colleague jake tapper who is up next. "the lead" starts right now. >>> breaking news. three new suspects in the boston terror investigation appearing in court moments ago. i'm jake tapper and this is the lead. college buddies of the accused boston bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev are now under arrest accused of helping him get rid of key evidence as the feds hunted him down. they're probably regretting that terrorista license polite about now. what do we know about what they knew and should bells have gone off when one of the suspects tried to get back in the country earlier this year? we'll get the latest intel from congressman peter king. four lives lost, so many permanently affected. did the government miss a chance to stop the carnage when the fbi questioned tamerlan tsarnaev in 2011? former homeland security secretary michael chertoff will weigh in. >>> three more suspects just appeared in court in connection with this case. the justice depar

i'm randi kaye in boston. a windy boston this morning. it's 10:00 here on the east coast. 7:00 a.m. out west. we're glad you're with us this morning. ahead this hour, tracing the calls of the boston bombing suspects. the fbi says it is easier than you think even if their phones weren't tapped. plus, they call it the most exciting two minutes in sports. today's kentucky derby. has the boston bombings put a downer on churchill downs. 200,000 acres torched so far. firefighters race to control this california inferno. >>> we begin in los angeles right now firefighters are battling a raging wildfire and brutally dry weather to save thousands of homes from burning to the ground. in less than two days, 28,000 acres have gone up in smoke in ventura county area. the so-called springs fire is only 20% contained and 4,000 homes are under threat. cnn's stephanie elem is in newberry park, california, where we have seen a lot of smoke there. firefighters -- we'll check in with alexandra steele first and then we'll get to stephanie. can you tell us certainly they are in desperate need of some rain

bomber or at least the wanted boston marathon bomber. by the next morning, they know for sure he's the guy the fbi is looking for. it is at that point, then, the fbi gets on to them relatively quickly. they're detained on these immigration violations. they're questioned repeatedly. and the third one lies to the fbi. he initially denies going to the apartment. then says he went to the apartment, but the door was locked. the roommate wouldn't let them in. it isn't until the fourth interview that he finally confesses, according to this complaint, and agrees that he participated in this group that went to the apartment to remove this evidence. that's why he's facing somewhat a higher penalties here. eight years in federal prison for -- maximum penalty for lying in the course of a federal terrorism investigation. the other two charged with conspiracy to obstruct justice. maximum of five years. i think the totality, though, suggests that the fbi, while clearly concerned about the actions of these three individuals, don't believe that they had

>>> i'm brooke baldwin live here in boston. i want to welcome our viewers here in the united states and all around the world. welcome to cnn's special coverage of the breaking developments in the boston marathon terror attack. we begin with three more people now in custody of the fbi, arrested today in this boston bombing case. they are due in federal court any minute. we have cameras there. we will show that to you live. here's what we know as of this point in time. the very fluid new details coming into us at cnn. two are from kazakhstan. here they are. they were college classmates of the younger brother here, dzhokhar tsarnaev, attending classes at umass dartmouth. seen here, we keep showing you this picture, this is a picture taken in times square during a trip to new york city, along with the bombing suspect, dzhokhar tsarnaev, second to the right there. their charges, making false statements to federal authorities, and conspiracy to obstruct justice. we also have new pictures of both the suspects. so the suspects names ar

from boston.ve to say about today's adp jobs report, just 119,000 private jobs in the month of april, the fewest in seven months, far less in the forecast. joined in chicago by the chief market strategist, scott mar martin. you know, it's the federal mandate, and when it comes to the latter, you say they are ready to act, not worried? >> no, i'm not, cheryl. i mean, the only way they don't act is if we get to the magical 6.5% unemployment rate, which we all know we're going to get there because flee more million people drop out of the work force in the next year. i think the fed is going to realize that. i mean, they are not dummies saying, well, the number's not really the number it should be. i don't know where full employment is, cheryl. it's not 6.5%, probably lower, but how we get there is key. cheryl: to rephrase, you think the fed is going to be staying on that bond buying program, $85 billion a month. when i say you're not worried about it, you say the fed is to support the markets and pot

boston is an international city. we derive an enormous benefit from the people who come to boston for school and for hospital care, and just to be a part of our community. the world is a dangerous place. we need to recognize that and be prepared for it. thank you. >> on behalf of the committee, we thank you for your efforts. your department, our hearts go out to the victims and their families. both of those killed and the 260 that were wounded. many of whom your department saved on that day. let me just say thank you for that. the chair recognizes under- secretary schwartz for a statement. >> thank you. on behalf of governor patrick, i thank you for this opportunity to share thoughts and insights as you take your first look at the tragic events related to the boston marathon bombings. the week of april 15 demonstrated the value of our investments in money, and our local, state, and federal security enterprise. within seconds of the bomb blasts, an array of personnel resources and capello -- capabilities, many funded

boston marathon bombing. the boston police department going one step further in telling us they are in the custody of the fbi. i am joined by ie sack and alan dershowitz. it's not as though it means nothing. it's massive. we don't know who these suspects are. >> there is no pressure because of a criminal procedure to bring them quickly in front of a magistrate if they've been charged with anything, if they're in detention because of a felony. you'll learn a lot more quicker. >> get the ball rolling right away. susan candiotti is available to shed some light on this. what do you know? >> reporter: well, we're in the process of gathering more information right now to find out more about this. but, yes i am confirming the boston police department put out information that the three suspects are in fbi custody. everyone has been working sources and we are following certain people that we think may be involved. but the important thing is to make sure we find out who those people are. we are now in the process of wo

in boston. about to start, i'm led to believe, the first appearance for robel philipos, again, they're all 19 years old, and according to authorities, they all made the decision that instead of calling 911, they would hide the evidence. continuing coverage right after this come here, boy. ♪ there you go. come on, let's play! [ male announcer ] there's an easier way to protect your dog from dangerous parasites. good boy. fetch! trifexis is the monthly, beef-flavored tablet that prevents heartworm disease, kills fleas and prevents infestations, and treats hook-, round-, and whipworm infections. treatment with fewer than 3 monthly doses after exposure to mosquitoes may not provide complete hrtworm prevention. the most common adverse reactions were vomiting, itching and lethargy. serious adverse reactions have been reported following concomitant extra-label use of ivermectin with spinosad alone, one of the components of trifexis. prior to administration, dogs should be tested for existing heartworm

i'm brooke baldwin live here in boston for the boston strong relief concert tonight at the td garden. from my interview with james taylor and other artists who will be performing tonight. packed crowd, 15,000 or so people honoring those in this city, who have survived what happened here six weeks ago. we're going to talk about that in just a moment. >>> but i want to get back to our breaking news here, severe weather in the plains, specifically oklahoma. we, of course, remember what happened in moore, oklahoma, and several communities around oklahoma city last week. ef-4, ef-5 tornado, neighborhood after neighborhood absolutely leveled. and you're looking at live pictures. left-hand side of the screen, both are live, these are storm chaser pictures coming, obviously, from inside of a car as they are chasing this thing. on the right-hand side, aerial pictures. very, very dark clouds in and around the oklahoma city area thanks to our affiliate koco. chad myers, meteorologist chad myers, is with the chase team out of o.u., university of oklahoma out of norman. he is on the phone with me

aspercreme. >>> back to the three arets in boston in the boston bombing investigation in a moment.loping right now, the fbi announcing today it's seeking information about three men now wanted for questioning in the investigation into the september 11th attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi, libya, that killed a u.s. ambassador and three other americans. our pentagon correspondent, barbara starr, is joining us with the latest. what are we learning, barbara? >> wolf, in this terrorist attack back in september, the fbi today putting out these photos of three men they say were at the compound when the attack happened. they want them identified. they want to talk to them. they are not yet calling them suspects, but they believe they were there. this comes from video taken at the scene. they believe they were there. they want to know who they are and what they know about the attack. not yet calling them suspects, but somebody the fbi wants to get ahold of. wolf? >> and so what are they -- are they expecting people in libya or elsewhere in north africa to help find these individuals?

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you have new kids, aerosmith, jimmy buffett, boston here for boston strong. it's a charity concert for the victims. really this city, as they're moving on here and moving forward. that will be late thermo. we'll talk about that more many a minute. but for more on this latest development here and this investigation, deborah feyerick joins me now here. and so, first, i was just talking to someone the other day saying, you know what, i love this city, i want to be here for the 4th of july. and to hear that was what their intent was initially -- right? >> that's something a law enforcement official told cnn that basically in conversation with investigators dzhokhar tsarnaev said that they were thinking about july 4th. so he says that, but now investigators have to basically go and prove that and see whether, in fact, that's something he simply said or whether, in fact, that was nary original intent. aspirational versus operational and vice versa. that's what they were looking at. but again, sources i've spoke on the say the way they were able to execute the attac

now back here in boston a new discovery inside the home of boston bombing southbound tamerlan tsarnaev gives investigators new clues into the plot. what does this mean how much tsarnaev's widow knew? >>> and friday's jobs report is not just good for the unemployment, it's great for your nest egg but is wall street lulling us into a false sense of security? our business expert breaks it down. >>> now to the boston bombings, the death certificate confirms the violent final moments of tamerlan tsarnaev's life. the owner of the funeral home handling the suspected bomber's burial read the document to cnn and says it shows tsarnaev died from gunshot wounds of torso and extremities and blunt trauma to head and torso. as we know what led to his death it's still not clear what will happen to tsarnaev now. his body sits in this worcester funeral harbor. several newspapers report four cemeteries refused to take the suspected bomber. "the new york daily news" says in new jersey, connecticut and massachusetts. his younger brother is revealing new details about their plan. we turn to cnn national co

i am randi kaye live from boston this morning. we begin with the boston bombing. the death certificate confirms the violent final moments of tamerlan tsarnaev's death, the owner of the funeral home read the document to cnn, and it says tamerlan tsarnaev died of gunshots and blunt force trauma. it's not clear what will happen to him now. his body sits in a worcester funeral parlor as many protest the family wanting to bury him in the boston area. and explosive residue was found in the apartment where tamerlan lived with his wife and child. they found the explosive residue in the apartment and where was it and how much was there? >> they found it in three spots. kitchen sink, kitchen table and in the bathtub. keep in mind, these bombs are believed to have been built right in the apartment where he lived with his wife and young child. apparently constructed by tamerlan and his younger brother. this, according to our sources is what the suspect has been telling them. of course they wanted to look for physical evidence and apparently they have found some of that, but t

. >>> breaking details right now in the boston bombing investigation. federal, state and local authorities are combing the woods near dartmouth where suspect d tar went to cool. i'm megyn kelly. this is brand-new search video. steps away from the 19-year-old's dorm room and the buildings where he attended class. a spokeswoman for the u.s. attorney's office that the bureau of atf is taking the lead on this search but could not say what the authorities are looking for. this is learning new details about the original plot and where the bombs were made. we're going to go back to the aerials in one moment and be joined by law enforcement officials to talk about what they might be searching for. i want to get to chief correspondent catherine herridge >> national security source familiar with the investigation, dzhokar tsarnaev has told investigombs came together more quickly than expected. national security source described the marathon has a target of opportunity. it showed clear premeditation including the decision to target the finish line. separately a so

boston's one fund.ock, jimmy buffet and james taylor. >> we'll sing sweet baby james. it's got that line. >> after the bombs went off on boylston street, boston-born james taylor got a call from an old pal to help. taylor didn't hesitate. he knows his music helps heal. >> i don't know. a lot of my song s songs were w to make people feel better. and sometimes that resonates with other people too. so you -- you write a piece of music or a song that -- that -- that sort of has the purpose of seeing you through a tough time or putting something out there that you feel internally. >> reporter: and in 15,000 fans, boston strong. >> celebrating the city and the pride of the city and hopefully making something good out of a bad event. here to celebrate. >> we want to be part of it. i wouldn't not be here. >> "dirty water" ending the whole show with "dirty water." a special boston song. >> i forgot about it. but it seems like the perfect song to play. >> jimmy buffet, a alabama native who fell in love with new e

what if scenarios due to the boston thing what happens if this or that. we have plans in a place to deal with that. your question earlier is the city save? yes, we're very safe and we're ready. we go down the list of things that we really highlight on we have direct communication at all times. that communication plan give us every radio channel we can talk to that person immediately so we have direct line communications. that's a definite plus. we use that in day-by-day emergencies. usually we have your battalion folks there as well. another thing we do is emts is a huge part of our event. i've made copies for you guys to look at it and see how we use the process. >> good afternoon supervisors. assistant deputy for the fire department. special event and medical services is an ongoing process of refinement and execution. as many of the speakers h have said we have a long process. the key issue for the fingertip is a event a private or public sponsored event. with the public event we provided the services. the larger scale event the city sponsors such as th

pamela brown live in boston. thank you very much. >> as you said, these three men in a world of trouble right now. >>> a wild scene in downtown seattle where a may day protest turned violent last night. [ beep ] look at that. police say demonstrators set off fireworks and threw a skate board at officers who used pepper spray to try to disperse the crowd. >> seattle police say the dplon straightors who marched through downtown seattle did not have a permit. it followed an earlier may day demonstration in the city that was peaceful. for safety reasons, police officers gave the unauthorized demonstrators an escort as they headed downtown. but when the crowd turned violent and officers went in to make arrests, things were really heated. >> the crowd surged around several officers on foot. those officers felt safety was in danger. so they deployed what we call a blast ball. that created distance. we were able to then coordinate a response to the crowd. >> the police used flash bang grenades and pepper spray. 17 people

boston is an international city.ive an enormous benefit from the people who come to boston for school him and for hospital care, and just to be a part of our community. the world is a dangerous place. we need to recognize that and be prepared for it. they key. -- thank you. >> on behalf of the committee, we thank you for your efforts. your department, our hearts go out to the victims and their families. both of those killed and the 260 that were wounded. many of whom your department saved on that day. let me just say thank you for that. the chair recognizes under-secretary schwartz for a statement. >> thank you. on behalf of governor patrick, i thank you for this opportunity to share thoughts and insights as you take your first look at the tragic events relateto the boston marathon bombings. the week of april 15 emonstrated the value of our investments in money, and our local: security enterprise. within seconds of the bomb blasts, an array of personnel resources and capello -- capabilities, many funded with homeland

much more with david lee miller in boston where the charges were announced. david lee? >> we expected a news conference to get underway, and if that happens, i'll have to step out of the way. a few moments ago an initial court appearance took place. twoment suspects from kazakhstan, 19-year-old dias kadyrbayev, and azamat tazhayakov. they're both accused of destroying and concealing evidence, specifically a knapsack inside of which there was fireworks. a third suspect who is now appearing before the federal magistrate identified as a u.s. citizen, 19-year-old robel philipos. he allegedly made false statements to authorities. if you read the criminal complaint that is -- the affidavit attached to the criminal complaint, it lays out exactly what these suspects are accused of having done. here is a portion of it. according to kadyrbayev, they decided to throw it into the trash because they did not want tsarnaev to get into trouble. he placed them along with the trash gathered from the apartment into a large black bag ask threw is in a dumpster near the apartment where they

we're live in boston.ely trying to contain wildfires burning out of control in southern california. today's winds could make things worse. we are live in ventura county top of the hour talking with a woman whose home is in the line of danger. >>> then, the april jobs report. less than two hours away, could be bleak. we're going to break down what the new numbers mean for you and the economy with grover norquist, president of the americans for tax reform and ken baer former associate director of office of management and budget. i'll show you where there is jobs growth. plus jets coach rex ryan showing how he lost 100 pounds and kept it off. we're also going to talk all things ganggreen including the release of tim tebow. he lost 200 some pounds last week. >> a lot to talk about with rex ryan. >> can't wait. >> so a lot to talk about here, too. her a-list arrest last month made reese witherspoon seem more like a diva than one of hollywo hollywood's sweethearts. >> now new video of her arrest in all its dash

i'm brooke baldwin live in boston. brand-new developments this hour in this boston bombing investigation. dzhokhar tsarnaev is talking, and what he's telling the feds is quite frankly disturbing. a law enforcement source tells cnn that the suspects had another terror plot in mind here in town, a suicide attack at the huge boston pops 4th of july show. but as they built

i'm randi kaye in boston live this morning. new information today on how boston bombing suspect tamerlan tsarnaev died and where he will be buried. plus, new clues in the investigation surface in his home. >>> security concerns following the boston terror attack are clear today at churchill downs. we'll tell you what kentucky derby organizers are doing to keep the crowd safe and running for their lives. raging wildfires threatening thousands of people in southern california. hear why the weather today could be crucial to that fight. >>> we begin this morning with the latest developments in the boston terror investigation. the death certificate for suspect tamerlan tsarnaev says he died of gunshot wounds and blunt trauma to the head and torso. that's according to the owner of the funeral home where tsarnaev's body is being held. a search is under way for a burial site for tsarnaev. so far no cemetery in the area has provided one. last hour i spoke to the funeral homeowner who is actually still holding the body. >> basically most

boston is getting used to boston scientific again and push the stock higher. >> right now bsx sells foraltry 12.5 times next year's earnings and they regard the company as a pathetic also ran. the legacy of years of disappointment when i first started hearing about it i said would you give me a break? >> well, i had to crack the books on it and it's pretty darn good. best of breed medical devices sells for 15 times earnings and you can keep executing on the turnaround. that's a 26% gain. 26% higher than where it is right now and that could be the beginning, as the revenues for many of those new products i mentioned start to kick in. here's the bottom line, there's no doubt about it. it's rallied from 5:00 to 9, while releasing a host new medical devices that could be big sellers, this one is for speculation only as it remains unproven and disliked, but the risk reward is too great to ignore, hence why it's worth a bet at least to 11 and change where the stock could go to simply if it gets some love from the street instead of the contempt it's experienced for as long as most of us can re

i am randi kaye coming to you from boston.'s check in with my colleague, victor blackwell, at cnn headquarters in atlanta. what are you watching this morning? >> a couple big stories. we are starting on the west coast, northwest of los angeles, a raging wildfire there. it's nearly tripled in size and threatening thousands of homes in the ventura area. the spring fire is what it's called, and it's has destroyed 30 homes. and here is good news. firefighters could get a break tomorrow because rain is in the forecast. >>> u.s. federal officials believe israel carried out an air strike in syria. two u.s. officials tell cnn that the strike probably happened thursday or friday. washington does not think israeli warplanes entered syrian airspace buttish has long promised to strike at any target it suspects being used to transport weapons to hezbollah or other terrorists groups. >>> an american journalist missing in syria for almost six months now may be in the hands of the syrian government. that's according to the man's brother and t

a bombing in boston.ction right away. >> obviously, mayor, you were in law enforcement a lot longer than politics. there has been a suggestion, alan dershowitz, these aren't giant charges. prosecutors and investigators want to get more from these guys. what more do they want? >> they want to know the whole network, look, it's hard to believe that they did this all on their own. >> two brothers. pulled off the bombing too effectively. the whole escape plan was ridiculous. but the plan for doing the bombing was excellent. we've seen expert terrorists not be able to detonate the bomb on the first try. they must have had help, where did it come from? they must have had financing, the older brother went to russia for six months, wasn't working. somebody paid for that. where did the money come from? i don't think these three men just spontaneously go ahead and put themselves at such grave risk. professor dershowitz, a good friend of mine, but i beg to differ with thumb. the consequence of this conspiracy they j

. >>> the fbi is searching the home of the boston marathon bombing suspects. they saw people in hazmat suits going in and out of the apartment of tamerlan tsarnaev tod today. dzhokhar tsarnaev tells police he and his brother built the bombs there that exploded at the boston marathon last month. they found bomb residue inside the home. a friend of the brothers who is locked up for helping them will be in court tomorrow morning. robel phillipos is charged with lying to investigators. his lawyer say they ask pr his release on bail and ha their client was confused and frighted of. later this week on thursday, the house homeland security committee will impact the kmams of the bombing on national security. they will look up to the event and how law enforcement reacted. want to get to boston to susan candiotti. what's happening with the family? first we heard the second. s a second autopsy. what's going on with that? >> reporter: it appears that the family may have given up on the idea of their own independent second autopsy, at least for now. that's what the funeral

if they had carried out that attack in boston, a suicide bombing attack in boston july 4th, that's a huge event in boston, some 500,000 people gather on the charles river to watch fireworks and listen to music. you can imagine the carnage that could have been caused by that attack. now, the official told susan that the bombs were built in the apartment in cambridge, massachusetts where tamerlan tsarnaev lived with his wife and three-year-old child, but the official says it is unclear what, if anything, tamerlan tsarnaev's widow, katherine russell, knew about the attack. her attorney, jim, said she knew nothing about it. >> brian, what more do we know about the friends accused of trying to cover up what the tsarnaev brothers were up to. what more do we know? >> reporter: we are getting new information about the bond between dzhokhar tsarnaev, and the students. it is a bond that brought them together at a small college not far from here, but also a bond that ended up with all four being jailed. they could related to one another from the start. russian speakers, immigrants trying to ass

of the boston p.d. was busy chasing a different terrorist threat occupy wall street yep internal boston police documents obtained by the partnership for civil justice reveals a meant survey islands of protesters conducted by the boston regional intelligence center or brick this boston unit is one of the seventy two such fusion centers set up to collect analyze and share intelligence about potential terror threats so what is the purpose of these fusion centers if not to pay attention to real terror threats soccerball that more i'm joined by mara or hayden hill or executive director of the partnership for civil justice thank you so much for coming out mara thanks for having me so your organization also released documents that show the massive extent of federal spying across occupy wall street across the country one of these latest round of documents with the fifth wheel well in the past year as you mentioned the partnership for civil justice fund has fought to get out documents from the u.s. government th

lastmpact on boston will for years. the boston marathon will come back stronger next year. it will never happen again without the memory of this tragic event. herbalthat tragedy, that experience, -- that terrible experience, comes strength on the part of the community. , buts alluded to earlier the medical people boost -- who staffed the tent at the end of the finish line, a were there to treat people with blisters and exhaustion. instead, they ended up being thrown into a battlefield scenario with injuries that were her rent is. if it wasn't for the actions of my police officers, firefighters, ems people who were at the scene, and those medical people in the tents, the death toll would be much higher. oft response is indicative what happened in the city of boston. it underlies this whole conversation of boston strong. .t involved the baa it involves spectators to my businesses -- it involves spectators and businesses. the amount of charitable giving that occurred there was spectacular. the city and resident of boston .o-op or a with us that was the right decision to make b